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As it is a tribute, some comaparison should be added IMO. The below is some of my first impression: 1) Ring: a) It rings like school bell. interesting b) softer in vibrating 2) Weight: to be determined by other (I have no original 65 yet, if compared with... 

The Alarm doesn't sound , of course, like the Vintage, which sounds like a big frog before Love... The weight of the original '65 is exactly the same than the original '68, so you can feel the light difference. The shape and the size are identical, as the... 

"The cal 825 has something the new movement doesn't have: The nice feeling of the umper and its legendary " Dong Dong " when you move the watch, and the physical feeling you have on the wrist when the watch moves, too." Well my 1968 has the same "dong don... 

K825 in original polaris...  

Hi Bernard. Realy wonderfull pictures. Witch harware didi you use for that? Is it the platinum or the boutique edition? I wonder if you can see a difference between both materials... Best regards Marc

From the dial detail, it may give your hints : empty small dot. For the hardware, I use a marco lens and Canon 30D.

Thanks for your answord. I think that the platinum edition also have empty dots... ;-) But I'm not sure...

You are correct. the Boutique and Platnium version both have the dial with empty dot. I think it is difficult to identify from the photo except showing the back with the number or to feel it in flesh. No idea whether the material for straight index would ... 

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my Purist´s friends are really great photographers.... Awesome Pics, for all us pleasure. You´re a lucky man, my friend.... this watch is simply stunning.... and your pics are like it deserves. thanks for sharing and enjoy it in the best of health. Best E... 

Thanks for these beautiful pictures! Nice tribute to the quality of the job done by JLC. The more I see this watch, the more I love it. ( Big sight of an heartbroken guy ;-) )

Let's say that for the non familiar with the Polaris, the most impressive watch may be the '68... But with time, the '65 may take more and more importance, more and more love. In fact, I love them both, but if I had to choose only one ( hopefully, I don't...